Keycodes and coffeeshops in the Linux kernel

We are using gpio-keys to configure 2 GPIO's coming from 2 sensors (left and right on our device) as keyboard interrupt lines.

So I had to choose 2 obscure keycodes to map on "proximity meter left" and "proximity meter right"...

Here are the results:

        {

                .gpio           = INT_PROX_L,

                .code           = KEY_COFFEE,

                .desc           = "Proximity Left",

        },

        {

                .gpio           = INT_PROX_R,

                .code           = KEY_SHOP,

                .desc           = "Proximity Right",

        },

These keynames and their order are easy to memorize now, because (since we read from left to right) we know that coffee = left and shop = right :-)